30 dead in Congo mine collapse triggered by panic
At least 30 miners killed in DRC copper mine collapse after military gunfire caused panic. Dozens hospitalised as artisanal mining safety concerns grow. Read the full investigation.
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Correction: CPRE Brownfield Figures Revised
The Campaign to Protect Rural England has issued corrected data on brownfield land capacity in England. Discover the updated figures and what this means for the housing crisis.
Best Shower Curtains: Plastic-Free & Budget Picks
After testing 10 shower curtains for 3 months, we reveal the top performers for budget, aesthetics and environmental impact. Find your perfect bathroom upgrade today!
Fake AI Buckingham Palace Christmas Market Exposed
A viral AI-generated image of a Christmas market at Buckingham Palace is deceiving thousands. Discover the truth behind the hoax and what's actually happening at the Royal Mews.
London's fastest-selling property hotspots named
Rightmove reveals London's top property markets where homes sell in just 34 days. Discover the East London areas facing fierce competition from buyers seeking affordable homes.
Angela Hartnett's Cicoria: Royal Opera House Italian
Discover Cicoria, Angela Hartnett's new Italian restaurant in the Royal Opera House. Our review covers the seasonal menu, dramatic Covent Garden views, and buzzy theatre atmosphere.
PETA's Dark Christmas Advert Sparks Controversy
PETA UK's provocative 2025 Christmas advert shows a family dinner turning into a bloodbath to highlight animal slaughter. The campaign aims to make viewers reconsider their festive meals.
Credit card fee 'victory' may backfire on small businesses
The Visa and Mastercard fee settlement promises lower costs, but could complicate payments and reduce rewards for UK small businesses and consumers. Discover the hidden consequences.
HMRC child benefit errors cause parent distress
Parents reveal shocking stories of HMRC errors stopping child benefit payments based on incorrect data. Ukrainian refugees and British families face repayment demands for non-existent holidays.
The Truth Behind Rising UK Energy Bills
Discover why fossil fuel prices, not renewables, are driving up UK electricity costs. Learn how Britain compares internationally and what really affects your energy bills.
Debt Collector Allegedly Operated While Banned
Panthera Finance allegedly collected $60m from Victorians while banned. Consumer Affairs Victoria takes legal action. Affected consumers may be entitled to refunds.
AI Hurricane Forecasting Saves Lives in 2025 Season
Google's DeepMind AI model outperforms traditional hurricane forecasting methods, providing accurate predictions that helped Jamaica prepare for Category 5 Hurricane Melissa.
UK Watchdogs Must Act on Rip-Off Bills
New report reveals how complex contracts and poor regulation in services from mobiles to insurance are fuelling inflation and shortchanging UK consumers. Calls for stronger watchdog action.
Leicester has UK's lowest disposable household income
Leicester ranks bottom in UK for disposable income as cost of living crisis deepens. Will the budget bring relief to struggling families?
US Air Travel Rebounds After Government Shutdown Ends
US air traffic returns to normal after government shutdown as controllers receive back pay and bonuses. Thanksgiving travel expected unaffected despite earlier flight cancellations.
US Scrambles to Break China's Rare-Earth Dominance
The Trump administration is racing to rebuild America's rare-earth supply chain, challenging China's 90% processing control. Can the US achieve mineral independence?
Smiths Engineering expands with 50 new Birmingham jobs
Historic engineering giant Smiths opens a new Birmingham hub, creating 50 new roles with a focus on apprenticeships. Discover how to apply for these career opportunities today.
Interpath Advisory set for £900m sale
HIG Europe launches £900m sale of Interpath Advisory, the restructuring firm advising Sir Jim Ratcliffe on Manchester United cost-cutting. Discover the key bidders and timeline.
Buckinghamshire towns top UK retirement ranking
New research reveals Chesham and Amersham as Britain's premier retirement destinations, offering countryside charm with excellent London transport links. Discover what makes these towns special.
Europe's Christmas Capital: £57 Flights to Strasbourg
Discover Strasbourg, Europe's 'Capital of Christmas', with its 450-year-old market, £57 return flights, and magical festive atmosphere. Plan your 2025 trip now.
Government backs electric arc furnaces for British Steel
Business Secretary Peter Kyle supports shift to cleaner electric technology at Scunthorpe plant, securing jobs while raising questions about traditional blast furnaces.
London's £10 Pasta Secret: Fine Dining on a Budget
Discover Pastino near Tottenham Court Road, serving handmade Italian pasta for under £10 with huge portions. Perfect for a cheap eat in Central London that feels luxurious.
Brothers changing the face of halal meat in the UK
Adnaan and Manny Malik transformed their father's traditional Wolverhampton butchers into a modern halal empire, creating halal-friendly sausages and bacon. Discover their inspiring journey.
Skoda Superb Estate 2025: A Refreshingly Practical Choice
Discover the 2025 Skoda Superb Estate, a plug-in hybrid combining a massive 1,920-litre boot with 80-mile electric range. A brilliant antidote to flashy SUVs.
Best Time to Visit Christmas Markets to Avoid Crowds
A travel expert who's visited 60 Christmas markets reveals the perfect weekday time in mid-December to avoid crowds and enjoy a more festive experience.
Gracey's Pizza opens first permanent London restaurant
Critically acclaimed Gracey's Pizza opens its first permanent London restaurant at Arcade Tottenham Court Road, bringing New Haven-style pies to the West End. Discover the new menu now!
Future of Global Sports Leagues: Three Models Clash
Explore the clash between European, US, and centralised sports league models. Discover which hybrid system is attracting global investment and reshaping the future of sport. Read the analysis.
Dunelm's 3p/hour Electric Throw Cuts Heating Bills
Stay warm this winter with Dunelm's cosy electric throw. It costs less than 3p an hour to run and shoppers say it's so effective they don't need central heating.
7 Lost Mail-Order Catalogues From 70s-00s
Take a nostalgic trip through the lost mail-order catalogues that shaped British shopping for generations. Remember circling your dream gifts?
Ghost Broking Scam Targets Young UK Drivers
Young drivers are being targeted by 'ghost broking' scams, losing £2,000 on average for fake car insurance. Learn how to spot the fraud and protect yourself.
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